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Nintendo Downloads - April 2016

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Zonic

Gives all the fucks
Oh crap, I just realized. There's no way to do 2P in G&WG4, right? You had to play 2P in order to get some stars in order to unlock stuff. Though I think that's only for Boxing & DK3, so you're only missing out on 10 or 20 stars, which means the only unlock you'd miss out on is just
the cast credits
, but you can still get the major unlocks, i.e. new games to play.

Edit: I'm tempted to get F-Zero GP Legend (though if it's more like the SNES original, I'll pass), Konami Krazy Racers (though if it's like the SNES or GBA Mario Karts, I'll pass), and Super Dodge Ball. Though I wonder if there'll be more discounts next week.
 
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BooJoh

Member
Zonic said:
Edit: I'm tempted to get F-Zero GP Legend (though if it's more like the SNES original, I'll pass), Konami Krazy Racers (though if it's like the SNES or GBA Mario Karts, I'll pass)
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GP Legend is heavily inspired by the SNES game, but it has all the extra vehicles, and some story mode missions, and it's a lot easier. Krazy Racers is very heavily inspired by the SNES and GBA Mario Kart games, and plays pretty much just like them.
 
Z

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
Ahh, okay. I prefer N64 & newer versions of F-Zero (especially GX) & Mario Kart. I tried the SNES versions of those & not even nostalgia could get me to like Super Mario Kart again, it feels so....stiff, I guess, compare to later games. F-Zero was okay, but I highly prefer GX.
 
Robin64

Robin64

Member
New EU releases seem to have become available on the web sometime within the last few hours.

Edit: Damn, that is slick. Even though I didn't have funds in there, the whole process was completed in the time it would have taken the Wii U to just open the eShop. Love it. Well done Nintendo.
 
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YianGaruga

Banned
Robin64 said:
New EU releases seem to have become available on the web sometime within the last few hours.

Edit: Damn, that is slick. Even though I didn't have funds in there, the whole process was completed in the time it would have taken the Wii U to just open the eShop. Love it. Well done Nintendo.
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Yeah I'm impressed as well. Never buying something on the 3DS eShop again unless I have to :p
 
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Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
Heh the shop is a thing of the past for me too.
I was expecting to get stopped for having no funds when I first used it, was pleasantly surprised your card and saved pin both carried over :)
 
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donny2112

Member
Gonna buy all 3 SNES games next week. Hope it's not another month before more good SNES games. I've been holding off buying SNES games again on Wii/Wii U b/c I still have my games and SNES. Portable is worth buying them again, but they need to be available. :lol
 
Z

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
I just hope we see the 3rd party support soon like we saw confirmed for Japan. I'd totally buy Super Castlevania 4 & Contra 3 on my New 3DS for the go & the My Nintendo points.
 
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donny2112

Member
I was looking back at my actual SNES cartridges from childhood, and there actually aren't that many of them. The only ones left that I have in cartridge form and haven't rebought, to this point, that aren't scheduled and that have a chance in heck of being released again considering licensing is DKC3. TMNT4 is out. Star Fox is (unfortunately) out. Already caved and got F-Zero and Castlevania IV again on Wii U. Wasn't into RPGs back during the SNES period. (GBA got me going strong there.) Surprising just how few games I had back on SNES.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
Holy shit. I just found out that Lovely Planet didn't even release in Germany.

What in the world is this nonsense.

edit: in other news, Lovely Planet does indeed support IR Wiimote aim. Now they just need to get on with the USK rating...
 
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Camjo-Z

Member
Zonic said:
Konami Krazy Racers (though if it's like the SNES or GBA Mario Karts, I'll pass)
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Just came in to say Konami Krazy Racers is awesome. Super Circuit feels awful to play because of how slippery everything is and I agree that SMK feels too stiff, but KKR hits a decent balance. I mean at the end of the day it's still a pseudo-3D kart racer, but it's my favorite GBA racing game.

Also, you can play as the Moai head from Gradius. nuff said

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Putosaure

Putosaure

Member
Camjo-Z said:
Just came in to say Konami Krazy Racers is awesome. Super Circuit feels awful to play because of how slippery everything is and I agree that SMK feels too stiff, but KKR hits a decent balance. I mean at the end of the day it's still a pseudo-3D kart racer, but it's my favorite GBA racing game.

Also, you can play as the Moai head from Gradius. nuff said
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Right in the childhood feels. One of my first GBA games with THPS2, and it was awesome to wait for MK with this. Great characters, great tracks, nice music, amazing speed, and for the lonely kid that I was, the ability to play the multiplayer against bots.
 
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bulletbill10

Member
Hey everyone, I finally got some more codes for Mini Mario & Friends Amiibo Challenge. If you can't wait 2 weeks and some change for it, PM me. I think I have 5 codes for each system.
 
Z

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
Camjo-Z said:
Just came in to say Konami Krazy Racers is awesome. Super Circuit feels awful to play because of how slippery everything is and I agree that SMK feels too stiff, but KKR hits a decent balance. I mean at the end of the day it's still a pseudo-3D kart racer, but it's my favorite GBA racing game.

Also, you can play as the Moai head from Gradius. nuff said
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Yeah, the cast itself is rather cool & silly. I just heard "oh it did Mario Kart on GBA before Super Circuit" which kind of made me skeptical. Glad to hear it's not like the SNES or GBA MK games.

Actually, was it confirmed that for games on sale, you get points based on the original price for My Nintendo?
 
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whiterabbit

Member
Zonic said:
Actually, was it confirmed that for games on sale, you get points based on the original price for My Nintendo?
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Yeah, that's how it works. I don't know if it's really supposed to be that way, but yeah, you'll get gold points based on the original price.
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

Member
TheMoon said:
Holy shit. I just found out that Lovely Planet didn't even release in Germany.

What in the world is this nonsense.

edit: in other news, Lovely Planet does indeed support IR Wiimote aim. Now they just need to get on with the USK rating...
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Yeah, I just picked this up after reading this. The Wiimote implementation isn't perfect (there's no reticule or free aim), but it's serviceable.
 
D

deleted

Member
Did Nintendo raise the price of Woolly World on the German eShop by 10 Euro?
I was thinking about getting the 20% off when myNintendo was starting, but decided to wait till this weekend, since I had more time now.

I am 85% sure, that the price was 39,99 Euro then and is 49,99 Euro now. Was there a sale going on, I didn't know about?
 
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Rizzi

Member
Woo buddy. You know what game has aged really poorly? Donkey Kong 64.
Started playing it on the virtual console and man, that is rough to play now.
 
Z

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
Ugh, have fun having to replay the same stages FIVE TIME. I tried replaying it a year or so ago, it has not aged well considering the constant character swapping & the fact EVERY SINGLE DAMN THING is character specific.
 
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ramparter

Banned
xyla said:
Did Nintendo raise the price of Woolly World on the German eShop by 10 Euro?
I was thinking about getting the 20% off when myNintendo was starting, but decided to wait till this weekend, since I had more time now.

I am 85% sure, that the price was 39,99 Euro then and is 49,99 Euro now. Was there a sale going on, I didn't know about?
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I'm fairly certain it was 50 from the beginning. A weird choice considering we had games like Mario Maker & Splatoon at 40.
 
Robin64

Robin64

Member
The OT for Woolly World says £39.99 for the UK, which it still is. The original price listed here of £34.99 was wrong, it seems?
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
UK PR price was wrong.

google found this:
CJu_wY8WUAAJPMC.jpg
(dated july 12)
cubelife-splatoon-killer.jpg

(dated july 2nd)

Pokemaniac said:
Yeah, I just picked this up after reading this. The Wiimote implementation isn't perfect (there's no reticule or free aim), but it's serviceable.
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What does no free aim mean exactly? You mean no way to move the (non existent) reticle independently of the camera view?
 
D

deleted

Member
TheMoon said:
PR price was wrong.

google found this:
CJu_wY8WUAAJPMC.jpg
(dated july 12)
cubelife-splatoon-killer.jpg

(dated july 2nd)
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Okay, so maybe it could have been a pricing error from the new Nintendo web based eshop? Shouldn't amazon still show the official price for the game, if it's 10 Euro less through them?

Either way, no buy for me then. Even if I take back the scummy, if I'm in the wrong here.
 
D

deleted

Member
Robin64 said:
Does amazon.de's pricing always match the eShop, then? That's not the case here in the UK.
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No, but the eShop always matches the official pricing normally and Amazon.de marks price adjustments from their side as savings for the cusmtomer.

So a 39,99 Euro price point by amazon instead of 49,99 Euro suggested by Nintendo would be marked as 10 Euro savings.
 
J

Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
Rizzi said:
Woo buddy. You know what game has aged really poorly? Donkey Kong 64.
Started playing it on the virtual console and man, that is rough to play now.
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It always was.
I thought it was a poor game right from launch, it was only useful for the included Expansion Pak which allowed me to play Perfect Dark.
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

Member
TheMoon said:
UK PR price was wrong.

google found this:
CJu_wY8WUAAJPMC.jpg
(dated july 12)
cubelife-splatoon-killer.jpg

(dated july 2nd)



What does no free aim mean exactly? You mean no way to move the (non existent) reticle independently of the camera view?
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Yeah, you always shoot in the direction you're facing. Wiimote controls in shooters tend to work better when you decouple aiming and the camera.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
Pokemaniac said:
Yeah, you always shoot in the direction you're facing. Wiimote controls in shooters tend to work better when you decouple aiming and the camera.
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You'd think in 2016 devs would've figured out how to "easily" do FPS controls for the Wiimote with so many good examples to reference. Which is why it's such a bummer that Paranautical Activity (launches next Thursday in NA) doesn't have any. Perfect game for it.
 
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Camjo-Z

Member
Zonic said:
Ugh, have fun having to replay the same stages FIVE TIME. I tried replaying it a year or so ago, it has not aged well considering the constant character swapping & the fact EVERY SINGLE DAMN THING is character specific.
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this miiverse post I made during my playthrough says it all

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R

ramparter

Banned
Camjo-Z said:
this miiverse post I made during my playthrough says it all

7e6640b5bbd9b9bf1eb2c7b26af8a0b3.png
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Personally I enjoyed replaying it last year, with decent framerate at last! 2 unforgivable cons though:
- What with those controls??? Crazy considering how smooth movement in Banjo Kazooie was.
- Some fucking mini games, like the Beaver Bother (15 in 60"). After 20-30 tries I gave up and never touched the game it as I realized I couldn't go for that 101%. Really disappointing, considering I was really enjoying my playthrough for the first 5 worlds.

edit: I really wish this game gets remade one day because I'm sure it will be a true gem once it gets its problem sort out.
 
Z

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
I guess I can mention it here, but do your weekly check-ins for My Nintendo points at the eShop, Miiverse, My Nintendo's site, & www.nintendo.com/games.

About another week & I should be able to get WarioWare Touched.
 
Robin64

Robin64

Member
Here we are, then:

Nintendo eShop (Wii U)

Yoshi’s Story (Nintendo, N64 VC) - €9.99/£8.99
Baby Bowser has snatched the Super Happy Tree and cast a spell on Yoshi's Island, turning it into a picture book! Only six Yoshis remain, so it falls to them to reclaim the tree and restore happiness to the world. This cute, colourful platformer uses a unique '2.5-D' graphical style to render impressive character models and bright, vibrant environments in which the Yoshis can run, swim, 'flutter' jump and sniff out secrets.

Eat fruit, avoid enemies and obstacles, and throw eggs from the Yoshis' never-ending supply in your quest to stop Baby Bowser's plan. And who knows, you might even find the mysterious black and white Yoshis!

COLOR BOMBS (RCMADIAX) - €1.49/£1.39
COLOR BOMBS is the messiest chain-reaction game ever! Aim using the control stick, strategically picking your mark, then press the A button to catch the COLOR BOMBS in the required succession.

60 levels of varying difficulty. The perfect title for casual players and core gamers alike!

Olympia Rising (PlayEveryWare) - €4.99/£4.49
Iola is a young warrior who has been cast into the Underworld after meeting an untimely end. She must navigate through the various twisted regions of Hades' domain, fighting through hoards of deadly creatures as she attempts her escape, making her way to Mount Olympus. Jump, climb, slash, and incinerate your way through each stage.

Paranautical Activity (Digerati) - €9.99/£8.99
Paranautical Activity combines classic FPS action with rogue-like elements and procedurally generated levels. A test of your precision, skill and reflexes awaits!

LOST REAVERS - BETA (BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe) - Free
Free-to-play online co-op action game for up to four players. Team up with friends online to take down formidable enemies and deactivate various traps and locks to reach the treasure that lies deep in the stage. Successfully return with it to receive your share of the spoils!

Open Beta available until 26/04/2016

Rubik's Cube (Cypronia) - €4.99/£4.49
The official Rubik’s Cube game is here! Play anywhere, anytime on the most authentic digital representation of the Rubik’s Cube available. Rubik's Cube is a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik.

Star Sky 2 (JMJ Interactive) - €4.00/£3.60
Explore the world around you, the magic that surrounds it. Learn the ways of the nature, the mountains and caves, snow-filled tundras and serene lakes. Uncover the different courses life can take. Star Sky 2 is a personal experience, and a deeply atmospheric and meditative experience. Walk through the landscapes, interact with the environment and take notice as you go along. Explore the different roads presented and enjoy the sound and sights of the world. In Star Sky 2 Mårten Jonsson continues the story set by the previous one, with a similar style of gameplay. There are more choices and most importantly, more consequences. Learn from the choices you make, and see the different paths a life can take, and the scenarios that unfold. The game is a slow experience meant as a way to get lost in your thoughts, to feel the game as you are playing, and most importantly, ato simply relax.

Runbow Add-on Content
Runbow: Lilac (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - Free
Runbow: Extra Val-Hue Bundle (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €11.99/£10.79
Runbow: Satura's Space Adventure (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €6.49/£5.89
Runbow: New Costumes and Music Bundle (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €6.49/£5.89
Runbow: Professionals Pack (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.79
Runbow: Winter Pack (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.79
Runbow: Anime Pack (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.79
Runbow: Steampunk Pack (13AM Games, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.79
Runbow is an action party game with a unique art style and an exceptional colour mechanic that will keep you running back for more. Platforms and obstacles appear and disappear as the background colour changes, so if you can't see something, it doesn't exist. Whether you're playing alone or with friends, Runbow is fast, frantic, and a lot of fun. Players can race against each other in The Runbow Run, or go head to head in a number of different modes including King of the Hill and Arena to name a few. Use the Wii U GamePad to become the malevolent ColourMaster controlling the colours and the obstacles in the level, or tackle our toughest game mode, The Bowhemoth, a 30+ minute platforming challenge that will put the patience and skill of even the toughest players to the test. If dozens of game modes, hundreds of unlockable costumes, and a crazy, colourful gaming challenge sounds like fun, then you better get ready to Runbow!

Special offers
Runbow (13AM Games) - €10.49/ £8.24 (Ends April 28, normally €13.99/£10.99)
Stone Shire (Finger Gun Games) - €1.00/£1.00 (Ends May 14, normally €1.99/£1.79)
Wicked Monsters Blast! HD PLUS (CORECELL) - €2.99/ £2.69 (Ends April 28, normally €7.99/£7.19)


Nintendo Selects (Wii U)
Nintendo Selects: The Nintendo Selects series became a key part of the Wii catalogue, as high quality games have become available at discount prices to tempt late adopters that may have missed them the first time around to give them a try – a series of top-notch software that offers varied gaming experiences!

New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99
New Super Luigi U (Nintendo, Add-on Content) - €9.99/ £8.99 (Previously €19.99/£17.99)
In New Super Mario Bros. U, Mario, Luigi and Toad are joined by a new character – you! Run, leap and stomp through a 2D side-scrolling Mario adventure, and play as your Mii in extra modes like Challenge and Coin Battle. Explore a giant world map full of brand new courses, and experience ways to play that are only possible on Wii U.Also included is the add-on content pack New Super Luigi U, in which you leap into 82 challenging new courses as Luigi, but be quick, as you only have a short time to clear each one!

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99 (Previously €59.99/£49.99)
Experience the original smash-hit adventure on the NES! Ganon, the King of Evil, has broken free of the Dark World and has captured Hyrule's beloved Princess Zelda. But, before she was caught, Zelda managed to shatter the Triforce of Wisdom and scatter its eight pieces throughout Hyrule. You begin your adventure by finding a small wooden sword in a dark cave. Then, as you grow in stature, experience, and strength, so do your weapons. Help Link collect the captured pieces of the Triforce, rescue the princess, and thwart Ganon’s evil plans!

Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99 (Previously €49.99/£39.99)
Help Donkey Kong and his friends save their home and banana hoard from marauding Vikings in the Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze game from Retro Studios. All the challenging ground-pounding, barrel-blasting, side-scrolling mine cart action from the Donkey Kong Country series is back along with a bushel of new game play elements and features.

LEGO City Undercover (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99 (Previously €59.99/£49.99)
Spring into action as a super cop and bring the crooks of LEGO® CITY to justice! LEGO® CITY Undercover on Wii U offers all the classic gameplay, awesome action and unique humour players have come to expect from LEGO video games – and a whole lot more too. This action title combines platforming, puzzles, exploration, combat, HD visuals and an original story with plenty of laughs. Featuring heaps of thrilling missions, over 100 unlockable vehicles and unlockable characters too, LEGO® CITY sure is a busy place to hang out! As legendary police officer Chase McCain – an expert in disguises who's also a skilled free-runner – you’ll go undercover on the trail of escaped criminal Rex Fury. Use different outfits and a variety of skills to hunt down that jailbird and put him back in the slammer!

Nintendo Land (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99 (Previously €59.99/£49.99)
Nintendo Land is a fun and lively theme park filled with 12 different attractions, each with its own take on a Nintendo franchise. Each attraction features unique and innovative game-play experiences made possible by the Wii U GamePad controller. Depending on the attraction, players can compete solo or against other players, or even team up to play cooperatively. Up to five players can participate in dynamic multiplayer modes in select attractions. The experiences change every time, depending on whether players are using the GamePad, holding a Wii Remote or just watching others play on the TV screen.

Wii Party U (Nintendo) - €24.99/£19.99 (Previously €44.99/£34.99)
Enjoy board games and mini-games on the TV, play familiar tabletop games using the Wii U GamePad controller or transform your living room into a game show floor. No matter what kind of party you’re throwing, Wii Party U offers something for everyone.


Nintendo eShop (New 3DS)

Pilotwings (Nintendo, SNES VC) - €7.99/£7.19
Welcome to Pilotwings Flight Club, where your career can really soar! This Super NES classic puts a fun new spin on flight simulation. Pilot a range of flying machines and advance through the ranks. Soar through the floating rings in a biplane. Perform a precision skydive on to a distant target. Catch the thermals on a hang-glider. You can even test the experimental Rocketbelt! The best graduates will be called on to pilot a helicopter in a daring rescue mission. With Pilotwings, the sky's the limit!


Nintendo eShop (3DS)

Super Strike Beach Volleyball (Natsume) - €4.99/£4.49
Hit the beach for some high-octane volleyball action! Train your character to become the best in Campaign Mode! See how many opponents you can defeat in a row in Survivor Mode! Play at your own pace and relax in Free Play Mode! With eight characters to choose from – each with their own unique Super Shot – you’re free to mix and match to make the ultimate beach volleyball duo! Can you defeat your rivals to become King of the Beach? It’s up to you!

Rubik's Cube (Cypronia) - €4.99/£4.49
The official Rubik’s Cube game is here! Play anywhere, anytime on the most authentic digital representation of the Rubik’s Cube available. Rubik's Cube is a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik.

Hatsune Miku: Carton Box Theme (SEGA, Theme available April 15) - €1.79/£1.59
The best things come in small packages! What's in this package? Miku with this mail-order motif!

Hatsune Miku: Deluxe Theme (SEGA, Theme available April 15) - €1.79/£1.59
Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX theme.

Elves and Unicorns: A special friendship (Rainbow, Theme available April 15) - €1.99/£1.79
In Centopia elves and unicorns are best friends, just like Mia and Onchao!

Bloom and Stella Tynix A magical transformation (Rainbow, Theme available April 15) - €1.99/£1.79
Gemstones, diamonds and sparkling reflections… Tynix transformation is magical!

Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: Shadow & Light (Nintendo, Theme available April 15) - €1.99/£1.79
This theme features characters and music from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD. Slide the Touch Screen to see them all.

Special offers
Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden (CIRCLE Ent.) - €3.99/£3.29 (Ends April 28, normally €5.99/£4.79)
Samurai Defender (CIRCLE Ent.) - €1.99/£1.59 (Ends April 28, normally €2.99/£2.39)
Snow Moto Racing 3D (Zordix AB) - €3.99/£3.59 (Ends April 21, normally €7.99/£7.19)
AeternoBlade (CORECELL) - €10.99/£9.99 (Ends April 28, normally €14.99/£13.50)
Mia and Me main characters: Mia, Mo, Yuko and Onchao (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Mia and Me: Mia in Centopia (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Mia and the Unicorns (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
The Winx at Alfea (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Winter in Centopia (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Winx Club Fashion Style: Flora and Bloom (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Winx Club Mythix: Bloom, Stella and Flora (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
Winx Music & Magic:Dancing to the rhythm of magic (Rainbow, Theme) - €0.99/£0.89 (Permanent, previously €1.99/£1.79)
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daydream

Banned
that's a lot of runbow dlc

can vouch for olympia rising. it's a fun action platformer (and, incidentally, only made the kickstarter thanks to gaf's support!)
 
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@MUWANdo

Banned
Zonic said:
Oh crap, I just realized. There's no way to do 2P in G&WG4, right? You had to play 2P in order to get some stars in order to unlock stuff. Though I think that's only for Boxing & DK3, so you're only missing out on 10 or 20 stars, which means the only unlock you'd miss out on is just
the cast credits
, but you can still get the major unlocks, i.e. new games to play.
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I'm late on this and I can't vouch for the international versions but in the JP VC release, you can earn exactly enough stars to unlock the credits and then it'll just give you the remaining stars once you watch them.
 
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